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Bogotá experiences another day of tension over the dismantling of artworks at the National Museum: authorities and protesters clashed.

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On Sunday, October 18, tensions and clashes erupted between authorities and demonstrators in Bogotá, Colombia, in front of the National Museum. The protests were sparked by the removal of dozens of artworks and pieces associated with political memory and feminist movements.

The demonstrations highlight public sensitivity surrounding the preservation and exhibition of cultural and political artifacts within national institutions. The confrontation underscores ongoing societal friction regarding state actions concerning historical and political representation.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) Focuses on the physical clashes and public protest over removed museum pieces.
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